The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-11


following were the closing quotations:
Ala. classA, Gto los New ore ans Pa
Ala. class b, IS. LOG cific, list mort. 764
Georgia IS, mort *l04 n. Y Cent al l01 "A
n. Carolina 6s. III Norf. & w pref. u
n. Carolina IS. 95 Nor. Pacific. ~. 2l&
So. Caro-. Drown " pref. =. 1915
=. consols. $50. los Pacific Mail. ..... $3.50
Virginia IS ,....... 49, Richmond & Ale.
Va. consolidated. 46 Richmond & Danv -
Ch'peake & Ohio. ~ Richmd & W. Pt. 2lS4
Northwest in lOSA Rock Island. 80. 1l2
preferred. ll2 ST. Paul. ........ 1888
Dela and Lack l2SSs preferred 1l2
Erie ........ 2 y Texas Pacific: -
East Tennessee. 1l16 Tenn. Coal & Iron 27lS
Lake Shore. -. =. e41S Union Pacific. 80. 4S5S
L'ville & Nash. -. 5SJs N. J. Central. IS
Memphis & Char 80 Missouri, Pacific. S79s
Mobile & Ohio 10 Western Union. 7lB
Nash. & Chatt'a.. n Cotton Oil certih.. 80
IBID
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, noon.--Cotton active;
prices hardening; middling uplands 1'l6d,
middling Orleans 9-l0d sales 1000 bales, for
speculation and export 1900 bales; receipts
Iona baes-American IL, 100.
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, No.
yemoer delivery 32-64G5 ). Odd: November and
December ) 2964@5 2S-64d December and
29-6405 27-64d; March and April 29-o4d;
April and May 5O-U4G5 5l.64d; Nay and June
33-jlQc5 3264d; June and July 5 35-6405 34-o4d
Market irregular.
m.-The sales to-day included 0,2oO bales
of American.
Futures Uplapds, low middllny ceuse, 10.
vvember delivery 3o-64d, buyers; November and
December 21-64d, buyers; December anu
January 2j-64d, buyers; January and February
26-64d, buyers; February and larcn H-U+d.
value; March and April 2S-64l, buyers; April
and May O64d, valne May and June 3s-64d,
value, June and July 3l-64d, value Market
quiet.
Good mddling uplands sgd, middling up
lands 51td, low middling uplands 5.i6d, good
ordinary uplands sd, ordinary upands 1880;
good mlddllng Texas 59sd, lniddllng Texas
2l2d, low mddling Texas 53sd, good ordinary
Texas 5lsd, ordinary Texas 43sd good mid
ding Orleans ll-l6d, middling Orleans 9-l6d,
low middhng Orleans 116d. good ordinary Or
leans 3l6d. ordinary Orleans I'D
p. m.-Futures; Uplands, low mddng
clause, November delivery 28-64d. sellers; No
vember and December 25-64d, sellers; Decem
Der and January @4-64d, sellers; January and
February 23-64d, buyers; February and March
4-64d buyers March and April5 2i-64d, sellers;
April and May 2i-64d. Duy ers: May and June
20 64d, buyers; June aud July ol-U4d, buyers.
New YORK, Nov. 10. noon.-Cotton nominal;
mddling uplands lOc middling Orleans lO1sc;
sale bales.
Futures-Market opened weak, with sales as
follows: Nov nUer delivery 10 Ooc, Decembe.
~ J5c, January 10 l3c, FEBRUARY 10 !Sc, Mare
10 &c, April 10 Sic
500 p. ln.-0larket closed unsettled; middlinG
upiands ~ 7-l6c, mddling Orleans 10 9-i6c; sale
10y 49, SS.AN'' 'SS N4tAt'S5 ~ HNN -
Futures-Market closed easy, with sales of
%'~,~oV Uatos, as toLiOws: November ueAverJ
10 5l6IlJ 52c, December 10 400 10 o0c, Januarl
10 90 10 5Sc, February 10 6IDl0 &c, Marc.
10 7l0lO nc, April 10 1S0l0 nc, May 10 ooU
10 SIC, June 10 5000 94c.
Green & Co report on cotton futures says:
Intense excitement, violent fluctuations an,
immense business have characterized the market
Tor cotton options to-day. At first the tendency
was downward and loss of o6Dl3 points wus
shown on early transactions; then the turnins
point came, and the most remarkable advance
SHOWN for many day set in, the gain from The
lowest to the his hest point amounting to som,
63 TO 81 points Changes of to IL points too,
place in as many seconds; indeed simultaneous
transactions ranging from to apart at dill
terent localities around the circle, and vas
amount of business was transacted of which n
record could be obtained. All sorts of tradins
took place in the way of covering, buying
ceiling out and switching and complication
ave become very extensive. especially as tele
graphic communication was poor and severely
nterfered with the prompt exchange of mes
Sages. The stimulus was only in the appearance,
IF the Agricultural Bureau report, which, ind
;ating 100000 bales, only confirms the Ne
orleans report, but has taken most of the trail
~ surprise, and naturally lead to the resu.
AIMED. At the close the cost had receded iron
the highest 6012 points, and the market woun,
lp in feveris1 and excited confusion, awaitin,
the effect upon Europe.
GALVESTON, Nov. l0.-Cotton firm; middlinp
93sc; net receipts 7017 bales, gross OF; sales
6o3 bales; stock 80, 722 bales; exports, coastwI,
I,ll6 bales.
NORFOLK, Nov. 10-Cotton firm: middline
96c; net receipts 8 915 bales, gross 1875; sale
- bales; stock 81. 254 bales exports, coastwis,
l,s.7 bales.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 1O.-Cotton firm; middling
l0c; net receipts none, gross 500 bales; sale
none; stock $3.50 bales; sales to spinners 40
OaleS exports to Great Britain {, 022 bales, coast
wise 224 bales.
BosroN, Nov. 10.-Cotton firm; middlinr
l0lsc; net receipts 425 bales, gross 975; sale
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 80
JaIeS.
WILMINGTON, Nov 1O.-Cotton steady; middlin
16c; net receipts $40 bales, gross 1,649; sale
none; stock 24,O4S bales; exports, TO the CONT
.eut 3,S23 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10-Cotton firm; middlin
iO1sc; net receipts 1876 bales, gross 2S5; stoc
}3 u bales.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-Cotton strong: mi
ilIng SIC; net receipts ,6j3 bales, gross - GS
,,tie ,, 155 bales stock 2549SJ bales; export
ID lir ut Britain 3.4S0 bales.
MOBILE, Nov l0.-Cotton firm; middling o
net receipts 2,25l ba:es, gross $3.50; sales l. A."
Jales; stocA 26,1i4 bales; exports, to Great l.
-,lh ,, 10 bales. coastwlse o95.
MEMPHIS Nov. 10.-Cotton very firm; middlin
lOc; receipts 7,1l5 bales; shipments 4,S24
sales $500; stock 135,02I bales.
AUGUSTA Nov. 10.-Cotton very quiet; middlin
o 5-loc; receipts 1,456 bales; sales 1,4S0 bales
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.-Cotton firm; middlinl
)l6c; net receipts 2.476 bales, gross :, 40; sale
l,UUU bales; STOCK %, olb DdItS
ATLANTA, Nov. 10.-Cotton firm; middln
91]c; receipts 1,443 bales
New YoRE, Nov. DEMONSTRATED net receipt.
for all cotton ports tD-llJ 1911 oales export,
to Great Britain II, 35l bales, to France 5,45O
to the continent 5000; stock at all America
ports 7lS,674 bales.
PROVISIONS. GRo3ERIss ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 10, noon.--Wheat firm; de-
mand fair Corn steady; demand fair.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon.--Flour quiet but
weak. Wheat dull and weak. Corn better
Pork firm; mess S14 000l4 -. Lard tirmer al
So 95
500 D. m-Southern flour steady; trading
light Wheat firm and fairly active: No. = red
November delivery S39s@S3 1866, May 80 9-l6G,
i955c. Corn 1a0Mc higher aud fairly active
closing firm: No 2. November delivery 52A6I
active: No. ,, November delivery 333sc, May
}534c No. :, spot prices $3.50: mixed Western 81
I34c Hops quiet but firm. Coffee, fair Rio,on
spot nominal at 1sc: options less acuive anu
lower; No Z Rio November delivery Is Soc NAV
II s5@15 05c Sugar stronger: refining 3-l6c:
refined quiet Moiasses quiet. Cotton seed
oil. 3716694Oc for crude, 47c for refined. Hides
in moderate demand Wool quiet. FORK strong
and more active; mess, for export, S13 80 for
old, S14 OO@14 25 for new Beef quiet and IN
changed Cut meats quiet but firmly held
Middles dull Lard 100 II points higher strona
and more active Western steam, on spot So
az o. December delivery S. 14bG 81, May s.
al re. Freights dull cotton per steam Hold.
grain 3D..
to-day were even quieter than yesterday. There
was more frmness in provisions than in other
markets In wheat trading was light and the
feeling generally quite dull Scarcely any bust
ness was transacted on outside account. Local
traders too. were out of the market. In the